James Cridland on Nostr: Hey, nprofile1q…wgaq2 - thanks for linking! :) I should update that post. The ...
Hey, nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq6q2526xgshxywrsq6k3lyrztn79pqd764u77s90ne2666sc43rcq7wgaq2 (nprofile…gaq2) - thanks for linking! :) I should update that post.
The samplerate (22.05kHz) and whether it's mono/stereo (mono) is important, too. You can also achieve much better-sounding audio by using some very severe EQ settings - essentially cutting all audio above a particular high frequency, which doesn't make much difference to most people but makes it much easier for the encoders. I did a similar trick for a DAB radio station in about 2005, and it makes a massive difference.
The samplerate (22.05kHz) and whether it's mono/stereo (mono) is important, too. You can also achieve much better-sounding audio by using some very severe EQ settings - essentially cutting all audio above a particular high frequency, which doesn't make much difference to most people but makes it much easier for the encoders. I did a similar trick for a DAB radio station in about 2005, and it makes a massive difference.